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The folder name in your D drive is "Temporary Internet Files". In a batch file running on Windows XP, to refer to this folder correctly, you can use the following way:

```batch
@echo off
del /s /q D:\Temporary^ Internet^ Files\*.*
```

Here, the spaces in the folder name need to be escaped with the caret (^) character so that the batch file can correctly identify the folder path.

“Temporary Internet Files”

Okay, thank you. In a batch file, when deleting files, how to automatically answer "yes" as the confirmation for the delete command

Try echo.|del the file name you want to delete.

cd\
D:
cd "fggg"
echo.|del "*.*"

When written as above, after executing the batch processing, it doesn't work! It still asks for confirmation to delete, and you have to press "Y" or "N" to continue executing.

Try replacing it with the following statement.

echo y|del .

It worked, thank you friend from floor 6

Originally posted by martin325 at 2006-2-23 08:53:
cd\
D:
cd "fggg"
echo.|del "*.*"

According to the above writing, after executing the batch processing, it doesn't work! It still asks for confirmation to delete, and only continues to execute after pressing "Y" or "N"

In XP, the Del command already has the /q silent delete mode switch, directly adding /q is more concise.

Originally posted by martin325 at 2006-2-22 07:59 PM:
There is a folder named "Temporary Internet Files" in my D drive. Now I want to make a batch file that runs in the WINXP system to delete all the files in this folder. May I ask how to express...

What is being asked is how to represent it!
If there are no other folders starting with "Tempor", it should be "Tempor~1".